Growing the game

I feel for Nick, James, Ramy and Joelle as they battle back to peak condition Injuries unfortunately are a part of playing sport. Whether you...

French former world champion leads MIT at Dover Academy  By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor Thierry Lincou is teaming up with Dover Squash and Fitness...

Clubs geared up to Go For It on October 18th festival of squash Squash clubs all over the world will be celebrating World Squash Day...

Promoters will need long-term sponsorship deals in place to underpin elite events The men's PSA World Tour has announced a three-year calendar schedule restricted to...

Legend known as the McEnroe of squash to lead National Centre of Excellence Canada’s former world No.1, Jonathon Power, has been hired to lead Squash...

Off the Wall Squash launch new venture at Essex army headquarters Essex has a new squash academy to rival anything in the country. An elite team...

Hallmark Events Group to handle presentation and sponsorship The Women's Squash Association (WSA) has finalised a major long-term agreement with Hallmark Events Group to stage...

Stars demand a unified approach to boost the sport's Olympic bid By Squash Mad Correspondent Two leading squash players have called for the PSA and the...

Rousing World Cup patriotism should be mirrored in squash ... and racquetball Hands up, who wasn't thrilled by the performance of the USA in a...

Coaches can learn from the honesty of pros like Jonathan Kemp and Steve Finitsis  By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Comment My mind has been wandering...

Squash star Alison Waters and national high performance coach Paul Carter are supporting a new initiative for women's squash in London. A women's tournament is...

Junior project runs hand in hand with Loch Ness Challenger By MICHAEL GREGSON - Squash Mad Highlands Reporter This evening the Inverness club hosted not only...

Squash event at Victoria club takes place alongside tennis tourney By Squash Mad Netherlands Reporter Squash players from around the world will travel to the Dutch...

Adam Perkiomaki seeks revenge over popular Bay pro Charlie Johnson By KIM CLEARKIN - Squash Mad San Francisco Reporter The Bay Clubs in San Francisco continue...

Despite the turmoil, the Egyptian squash machine powers on By FARAH ABDEL MEGUID - Squash Mad Egyptian Correspondent Egyptian squash professional Farah Abdel Meguid writes for...

Is this Rafa Nadal's secret weapon? Roger Federer often attributes some of his fantastic retrieving to his younger days playing squash. Now Rafa Nadal says...

  For every Nick Matthew, we need 10,000 players like Stan COMMENT: By ALAN THATCHER Let me tell you a story about my little mate Stan. Actually...

Open-air glass court attracts 750 to Wroclaw town square By ADRIAN FULNECZEK - Squash Mad Reporter A crowd of 750 people watched the Polish Nationals finals...

Ex-England captain runs thriving junior program in the Big Apple When the time comes to hang up the racket from the professional tour it can...

  Cover girls who give squash and racquetball a massive profile By FREDDY RAMIREZ - Editor of Restrung Magazine   I just want to point you to a...

Hats off to Todd Bowden for making Moorabbin such a busy squash base It is always frustrating when you read about squash clubs closing or...

PSA to come down hard on ugly stoppages SQUASH MAD COMMENT The new PSA Referees’ Director, Lee Drew, is determined to stamp his mark on the...

Officials need to be in much better positions, make themselves heard, and don't allow any backchat By DAVID PEARSON- Squash Mad Guest Columnist In his second...

American Dream: Dress code and fancy etiquette divides our sport By JOHN BRANSTON - Squash Mad Guest Columnist Racquet-wielding journalist John Branston is one of a...

Two junior programs, at opposite ends of the world, share the same goals As previously reported by Squash Mad, Australia have decided not to send...

England squash split prize pot down middle at National Championship By LEE HORTON - Squash Mad Chief Reporter England Squash & Racketball will split a £22,800...

Let your voice be heard: You can make a difference to our sport By the Squash Mad Team What do all these have in common: the...

The Future of Technology in Squash By PHILLIP MARLOWE - Squash Mad Columnist In this tongue-in-cheek article, Coach Phillip Marlowe looks into his crystal ball and...

Dress to impress: Why players must follow the example set by tennis and capitalise on the latest trend   By ALEX WAN - Squash Mad...

How American excess killed the Olympic dream By BOB KINGSLEY SQUASH is feeling sorry for itself after the IOC again rejected the sport’s application for a...

By RICHARD MILLMAN, Squash Mad Columnist PERFECT STORM FOR SQUASH HERALDS BIG CHANGES "All great changes are preceded by chaos." - Deepak Chopra Every so often...

By JAMES WILLSTROP (courtesy of Yorkshire Evening Post) The fiercest critics have a tendency to come out of the woodwork with great swagger after a...

  PAUL SELBY, leading coach and head of a British squash dynasty, joins the big SquashMad debate on the use of single-dot balls for youngsters...

By PHILLIP MARLOWE This piece is not about whether there should be equal prize money for women, but more an argument against the reasons given...

Recreational squash players, just like beginners, often struggle to cope with a double-dot ball. Why do clubs, and especially teaching pros, fail to offer an...

11 POINTS WITH WOLFGANG DENK Owner of Courtwall Innovations 1: How long have you been involved in squash, and what attracted you to the sport...

BLOG: How squash gold can change the world By ALAN THATCHER Should squash make its debut in the 2020 Olympic Games, my fervent wish is that...

In a world first for squash, U.S. Squash has announced that the prize purse for the 2013 Delaware Investments U.S. Open will provide equal...

First published on June 5, 2012 By ALAN THATCHER I love playing doubles. And that's not just because I'm growing old and slow and need somebody...

By BOB HANSCOM Do you know who Mark Hayden is? How about Glo Cosmetics? How about Harrow Sports? An alumni of the University of California at Berkeley, Mark Hayden received...